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  • Abishek reaches 100* off just 37 balls
  • Wrong man out again - Suryakumar goes for a couple off the bowling of Carse 
  • Abishek has scored exactly 500 runs in 16 T20Is. And in two of those innings he has hit 100.
  • Carse picks up his third wicket, that of Dube for 30

    182-4 off 13.2
  • Hardik whips a ball off his legs off the bowling of Wood straight down the throat of Livingstone for 9

    193-5 off 14.4
  • The fact that Bethell hasn't bowled a single ball in the series tells us all we need to know as to how his bowling is perceived. 
  • Abishek out for 135 (54) off the bowling of Rashid. That is the highest score by an Indian in a T20I
  • India finish on 247-9
  • edited February 2
    We seem to be going downhill in all formats. I know it's not down to one reason, but the way our short summer is broken to accommodate four formats is a significant contributory factor, in my opinion. Our elite players don't play one-day games, we don't play enough 4-day cricket (especially on tracks that give spinners a chance), and now our T20-ers are getting biffed. I expect we'll knock off these 248 runs with five overs to spare now to make me sound like a ranting fool.
  • edited February 2
    That man Dube, the so called  non-bowler and the one Buttler and those that wanted an excuse for our defeat in the last game, has just come on to bowl, as he does, seam up. And taken the prized wicket of Salt for 55 with his very first ball.

    83-5
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  • Dube gets his second wicket and now has figures of 2-5. Buttler will, no doubt, declare that he shouldn't have been allowed to bowl in this game. 

    90-8 (9.1)
  • edited February 2
    97 all out. India win by 150 runs and the biggest defeat England have suffered in a T20 international. An absolute embarrassment of a performance especially taking into account that we had our strongest team out whereas India have had to replace so many of their former and current stars. 
  • What an embarrassing display by England. Not just beaten but humiliated. Brook and Livingston have been awful this trip. Wood, Archer and Overton have been carted everywhere. Can’t understand why Mahmood was dropped for this game. Carse was our best fast bowler.
  • Sack the lot of them.  
  • Being played in Wankhede...

    C'mon that's gotta be worth a giggle.
    Well the England performance was a load of Wankhede...
  • We seem to be going downhill in all formats. I know it's not down to one reason, but the way our short summer is broken to accommodate four formats is a significant contributory factor, in my opinion. Our elite players don't play one-day games, we don't play enough 4-day cricket (especially on tracks that give spinners a chance), and now our T20-ers are getting biffed. I expect we'll knock off these 248 runs with five overs to spare now to make me sound like a ranting fool.

    Results for the last 12 months:

    In all formats - Won 22 Lost 22

    Tests - Won 8 Lost 8
    ODIs - Won 3 Lost 5
    T20s - Won 11 Lost 9

    That really isn't very good given how much funding and support our team receives and that those victories include T20 wins against the likes of Namibia, Oman and USA. 

  • We seem to be going downhill in all formats. I know it's not down to one reason, but the way our short summer is broken to accommodate four formats is a significant contributory factor, in my opinion. Our elite players don't play one-day games, we don't play enough 4-day cricket (especially on tracks that give spinners a chance), and now our T20-ers are getting biffed. I expect we'll knock off these 248 runs with five overs to spare now to make me sound like a ranting fool.

    Results for the last 12 months:

    In all formats - Won 22 Lost 22

    Tests - Won 8 Lost 8
    ODIs - Won 3 Lost 5
    T20s - Won 11 Lost 9

    That really isn't very good given how much funding and support our team receives and that those victories include T20 wins against the likes of Namibia, Oman and USA. 

    I wonder what the Test record will look like after we've played India and Australia in 2025/Jan 2026.
  • We seem to be going downhill in all formats. I know it's not down to one reason, but the way our short summer is broken to accommodate four formats is a significant contributory factor, in my opinion. Our elite players don't play one-day games, we don't play enough 4-day cricket (especially on tracks that give spinners a chance), and now our T20-ers are getting biffed. I expect we'll knock off these 248 runs with five overs to spare now to make me sound like a ranting fool.

    Results for the last 12 months:

    In all formats - Won 22 Lost 22

    Tests - Won 8 Lost 8
    ODIs - Won 3 Lost 5
    T20s - Won 11 Lost 9

    That really isn't very good given how much funding and support our team receives and that those victories include T20 wins against the likes of Namibia, Oman and USA. 

    Initially Bazball got decent results at test level. We were a mediocre test side and we suddenly started winning, at the price that the occasional defeat tended to be a humiliation. We're probably still doing better overall at test level than we were before. But we've run into the problem that was always obvious; Bazball is one-dimensional and oppositions know how England are going to play and can work out tactics confident that they won't face any surprises.
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